Gahnia radula

Thatch Saw-Sedge is a native evergreen perennial grass with a tufting habit. It produces brown flowers and has strappy foliage. Commonly used in wetland plantings and along watercourses, it is suited to areas requiring erosion control or habitat restoration. It can also be incorporated into naturalistic landscapes and riparian zones. Grows to approx. 2m H x 1m W.